GEORGIA & KELSEY: Think Mum Life Is Hard? Try Ski Mum Life
Mum's The Word! With Georgia Jones & Kelsey ParkerShow Notes
Georgia Jones and Kelsey Parker are back in the studio together, bringing you another episode packed with chaos, laughs, and very real mum life moments.
On this week’s agenda, Kelsey shares what it was really like taking Aurelia and Bodhi skiing for the first time including the emotional rollercoaster of sending your kids off to ski school and hoping for the best.
Georgia, meanwhile, reveals the slightly questionable Christmas present Danny bought her: a half-marathon… and why, despite everything, she’s secretly looking forward to it.
Things take a dramatic turn when Danny’s well-meaning gift somehow ends with Georgia covered in blood (yes, really), before the girls weigh in on the annual “new year, new me” gym obsession.
And of course, We Listen & We Don’t Judge returns with a Christmas and New Year special, featuring festive parenting confessions that prove no one truly has it together over the holidays.
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